I have followed the data about the explosions in the sub-basements that crumbled 30 ton steel doors as witnessed by tower employees. It's been pretty clear that specialized nukes were used at the bases in conjunction with nanothermite at higher levels. It is the combination of the methods that led to successful destruction, neither one alone would have been sufficient.
Also, many people are not aware that the buildings were connected underground by maintenance tunnels through which blast energy could be transmitted, thus damaging nearby buildings. I have never been clear whether Building 7 was part of that infrastructure but I suspect it was.
The use of the nukes is also verified by the burning of cars blocks away, where the paint on their metal burned (from the metal absorbing blast E/M energy that radiated between neighboring buildings) and rubber melted (from the metal heat) while nearby newspapers in the street - which are non-conducting hence do not absorb bomb E/M energy X-rays - did not burn. This was excellent proof of nukes. The thermal energy of the nukes was absorbed by the building, and by frames which because they were close to the bombs got redhot, while the X-ray energy left the buildings and affected nearby metal shell objects at a distance, i.e. cars which heated up upon absorbing the energy pulses. The steel frames of neighboring buildings absorbed energy too but were large enough masses not to heat up as much as the cars, and not as close to the bombs (energy available to be absorbed drops off as square of the distance hence close metal heats a lot, far metal heats less but thin metal will still heat enough to burn paint).
As a consultant I worked for a technology security company that worked with the New York Port Authority which regulated the towers, and the NYPA knew nukes had been used. After this, for the construction of the replacement towers, all truck entries under the building (there are loading docks underneath) were always scanned for radiation on entry by equipment the security company sells.
I have followed the data about the explosions in the sub-basements that crumbled 30 ton steel doors as witnessed by tower employees. It's been pretty clear that specialized nukes were used at the bases in conjunction with nanothermite at higher levels. It is the combination of the methods that led to successful destruction, neither one alone would have been sufficient.
Also, many people are not aware that the buildings were connected underground by maintenance tunnels through which blast energy could be transmitted, thus damaging nearby buildings. I have never been clear whether Building 7 was part of that infrastructure but I suspect it was.
The use of the nukes is also verified by the burning of cars blocks away, where the paint on their metal burned (from the metal absorbing blast E/M energy that radiated between neighboring buildings) and rubber melted (from the metal heat) while nearby newspapers in the street - which are non-conducting hence do not absorb bomb E/M energy X-rays - did not burn. This was excellent proof of nukes. The thermal energy of the nukes was absorbed by the building, and by frames which because they were close to the bombs got redhot, while the X-ray energy left the buildings and affected nearby metal shell objects at a distance, i.e. cars which heated up upon absorbing the energy pulses. The steel frames of neighboring buildings absorbed energy too but were large enough masses not to heat up as much as the cars, and not as close to the bombs (energy available to be absorbed drops off as square of the distance hence close metal heats a lot, far metal heats less but thin metal will still heat enough to burn paint).
As a consultant I worked for a technology security company that worked with the New York Port Authority which regulated the towers, and the NYPA knew nukes had been used. After this, for the construction of the replacement towers, all truck entries under the building (there are loading docks underneath) were always scanned for radiation on entry by equipment the security company sells.
TLDR summary: hell yes they used nukes.